Warning: There are major spoilers ahead for Sunday's episode of "The Walking Dead,""Time for After."
Sunday's "The Walking Dead" showed that Eugene is really just looking out for himself and that others may be a little impatient when it comes to executing Rick's master plan. It also introduced another way survivors may become infected, which could spell disaster for Rick's group.
The season's seventh episode had a lot of little callbacks to the comics that show watchers may have overlooked. Keep reading to see what you may have missed.
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Dwight gives Eugene a menacing pep talk about how he needs to keep his mouth shut.
Eugene figured out that Dwight betrayed Negan and now he has to decide whether or not to tattle on him to the Sanctuary leader.
Dwight tried to scare him into keeping silent just a bit longer.
"You don't got blood on your hands yet. But that's coming," he tells Eugene. "Once you do those things, you become those things and there’s no going back. No forgetting it."
Dwight's talking about how the apocalypse has changed him, and how it made his old wife Sherry leave him.
After escaping the Sanctuary, Dwight's wife Sherry left him a note at their old home apologizing for how she made him change.
"But now you've killed and you've become everything you didn't want to be, and it's my fault," Sherry's note read. "You were better than me. Most people are. I let Daryl go because he reminded you of who you used to be, and I wanted to let you forget."
A man with a portion of his face melted off helps secure the Sanctuary door from the undead.
We've seen him before in season seven.
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